FOREWORD
Though time will pass and we shall part, this book will be
an unbreakable link in your chain of memories. And if, when
looking through these pages you relive the happy days of
yesteryears for just a while, our efforts will not have been in
vain.
Thus, we present this book to you; may it bring memories
that will live through the years.
The Annual Staff
DEDICATION
Because you deny yourself so that we may
have that which you did not have;
Because you desire for us the higher and
finer things of life;
Because you understand when all our world
goes wrong;
Because you love us in spite of our shortcom¬
ings;
And, because we want to express our love and
appreciation, we, the Seniors of
Maroa High School, dedicate this volume of
our annual to you - Our Parents.
CONTENTS
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MAROA COMMUNITY UNIT 2 BOARD OF EDUCATION
Left to right: Virgil Smith, Robert Bolen, William McGuire, William Berry, Bert
McCool, Norman Ferrell, Paul Malone.
Assistant Principal
WALTER D. BOYD
Office Secretary
CHARLOTTE W1DICK
BUS DRIVERS
Left to right: W. Keyes, C. Pollard, N. Andes, J. Hoffman, J. Reed, H. Kammarmeyer,
B. Meyers, and not pictured J. Pennypacker.
"Red" Nelson Smith - JANITORS - John Osborn
PRAIRIE FARMS
CREAMERY
Bloomington, Illinois
Manufacturers of Fine
Dairy Products
Butter, Ice Cream,
Dry Powder Milk, Grade "A” Milk
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MRS. WILLIAM BERRY
B.S., Santa Ana Jr. College; University of
Illinois; University of California at Los
Angles; Girl's P.E. Instructor; Pep Com¬
mittee Sponsor; G.A. A. Sponsor; Senior Class
Sponsor.
DARREL BIGGS
B. S. # Eastern Illinois State College; In¬
dustrial Arts; Junior Class Sponsor.
WALTER D. BOYD
B.S., James Millikin University; Assis¬
tant Principal; Coach; Boys' P.E. In¬
structor; American History.
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MISS REBECCA BLACKBURN
A.B. t James Millikin University ; English
4 II, IV; French 4 14 Spanish I; Direct¬
or of Plays.
MRS. BETTY COEN
B. S., University of Illinois; Typing
I, II; Bookeeping; General Business;
Shorthand; Blue and Gold Advisor.
MRS. CAROLYN CUNNINGHAM
B.S., Illinois State Normal Univer¬
sity; Home Economics I, II, III; FHA
Advisor; Freshman Girls' Sponsor.
HERMAN O. EDWARDS
B. A., McKendree College; Assis¬
tant Coach; American Problems;
World History; Assistant Drivers
Training Inst; Sophomore Sponsor.
W. D. KEYES
Superintendent
A. B., M. A., Illinois Wesleyan
University; University of Illinois;
University of Wyoming; Pre Flight;
Sponsor of CAP; Sponsor of GOC.
A. B., M.A., Columbia University; Northern
State Teachers' College; Physics; Biology;
General Science; Drivers' Training; Teacher-
Librarian; Sponsor, Illinois Junior Academy
of Science Club.
MISS ANN LOGAN
B. S., Millikin University; Speech; English
I, II, III; Director of Plays; Assistant Advisor
for Blue and Gold.
M. J. NICOL
B.S., M.S., Illinois State Normal
University; Iowa State College; Univer¬
sity of Illinois; University of Iowa; Ag¬
riculture; FFA Sponsor.
HERSHEL W. TAPP
B.S., M. A., Murray State College,
Murray, Kentucky; Basic Math; Algebra
I, II; Plane Geometry; Trigonometry;
Freshman Boys' Sponsor.
G. S. # Eastern Illinois State
College; University of Ill¬
inois; Art; Elementary Art.
MISS RUTH BENNETT
B. P. S. M. Indiana Univer¬
sity; James Millikin Univer¬
sity; University of Illinois;
Boys’ and Girls' Chorus; —
Elementary Music.
ARTHUR SMITH
B.M. f Illinois Wesleyan
University; University
of Illinois; Band; Elemen¬
tary Music.
MRS. DORIS DOTSON
WAYSIDE FURNITURE
The House of Quality with low prices
1 mile South of Clinton on U.S. Highway 51
Secretary
kathryn greutman e **nd Er
STEPHEN ABLE - "Steve"
"Remedy for a dull evening. "
FFA 1; GOC 1.2,4; CAP 4; Football 1;
Basketball Manager 1,2; "Boy Named
Beulah” 3; ’’Headin' for the Hills” 4;
Camera Club 1,2,4; Chorus 1,2,4; Boosters
Club 2; Blue and Gold 1,2,3; Annual
Staff 4; Drivers Training 2; Intramural
Basketball 3, 4.
ALLAN ALEXANDER - ”Alex”
”A case in which brains and humor mix.
Class President 1; Class Vice President
2; Student Council President 3; Class
Treasurer 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Boys'
Chorus 2,4; County Americanism Essay
Contest 1; District Americanism Essay
Contest 1,2; Drivers Training 2; Boosters
Club 2; Annual Staff 4; Class Committees
1.2, 3,4.
JAN ARCHEY - ’’Boots"
"Big things come in small packages."
GAA 1 # 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; GOC 2, 3 # 4;
CAP 2, 3; Drum Majorette 4; Pep Committee
Vice President 3, President 4; Tumbling 1;
"Boy Named Beulah" 3; "Headin for the
Hills" 4; Drivers Training 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4;
Twirler 1, 2, 3; Blue and Gold 2, 3, 4; Annual
Staff 4.
HAROLD ARNOLD - "Benedict"
"Windy as the breeze, Carefree as the
trees."
Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4;
Basketball 1; Student Council 3, 4, Trea¬
surer 3; Pep Committee 1; Boys Glee
Club 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; CAP 3, 4; GOC
2, 3, 4;"Boy Named Beulah" 3; "Headin’
for the Hills" 4; Drivers Training 3;
Band Festival 2, 3,4; Honor Band 3; Blue
and Gold 4; Annual Staff 4; Intramural
Basketball 3,4.
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VERNON CLIFTON - "Shorty"
"When you see me coming better step
aside. '*
CAP 2, 3, 4; GOC 4; Camera Club 3;
Science Club 4; FFA 1, 2; Livestock
Judging Team 2; Reader of U.S. Weather
Bureau Rain Gauge 4; Intramural Basketball 3, 4;
Band 1, 2, 3,4; "Boy Named Beulah" 3; Drivers
Training 2; Annual Staff 4; Chorus 2,4.
EDWARD CRABTREE
"Edero’*
"Quiet, but girls look out]"
Football 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Live¬
stock Judging 2, 3, 4; Land Judging 4;
Parliamentary Procedure 3, 4; Grain
Judging 3, 4; GOC 2 f 4; Science Club 4 ;
Camera Club 2, 3; Homecoming Attendant
2,3,4; "Boy Named Beulah" 3; "Headin'
for the Hills" 4; Band 1; Annual Staff 4.
ROSALYN COOPER
"Soggy"
"For fun and laughs, she can supply the very
best."
Band 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4,
Officer 2, 4; Homecoming Queen Candidant
1; Sadie Hawkins Candidate 4; Student Coun¬
cil 1; Blue and Gold Staff 3, 4; Annual Staff
4; "Boy Named Beulah" 3; "Heanin' for the
Hills" 4; Speech Contest 3; Drivers Training 3.
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MARY SUE DEALEY
"Susie"
"If you knew Susie like we know Susie"
Class President 1; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA Officer 2, 3, 4;
GAA 1, 2, 3,; "Boy Named Beulah" 3; ’’Headin' for
the Hills" 4; Drivers Training 2; Librarian 2; Band 2,
3,4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 1,4; FHA Sweet¬
heart Candidate 2, 3; Christmas Queen Candidate 2;
Centennial Sweetheart 3; Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3,4;
Annual Staff 4; Blue and Gold Staff 2, 3, 4.
SARA DUBSON
" A friend in need is a friend indeed."
Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Librarian 2; Twirler 1,
2, 3, 4; Normal Twirling Contest 2; Chorus
1, 2, 3, 4; Vocal Contest 3; FHA l f 2, 3, 4; FHA
Officer 2, 4; GAA 1, 2. 3 # 4; GAA Officer 4;
"Headin' for the Hills" 4; PTA Rep. 4;
Drivers Training 2; Blue and Gold Staff 1, 2, 3,
4; Annual Staff 4.
JAMES FLINT
"Chub"
"The Rock of Gibraltar"
Football 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Most Valuable
Player 4; All-Conference Team 4; Basket¬
ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Librarian
2, 3 f 4; GOC 4; Pep Committee 2; Class
Treasurer 3; Boys Chorus 2, 3,4; Ensemble
3; Quartet 3; President of Science Club
4; Camera Club 2, 3; Blue and Gold
Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Junior and Senior
Plays 3,4; Drivers Training 2; Flag Bearer
4; Bausch & Lomb Science Award 4.
DONALD FORNWALT
"Butch"
"Row? Why should I when I can drift?”
PTA Representative ; Drivers Training 1; Baseball
1; Camera Club 2, 3; Football 2; Intramural Basket¬
ball 3,4; Art Club 4; Annual Staff 4.
LARRY HAINES
"Speed”
"A fool there was, but it was not me."
Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4;
CARROLL GRINDOL
"We know little of you, but what we know
is good."
Johns Hill 1; Lakeview 2, 3; Maroa 4; Band 1
Leisure Club 1; Science Club 2; Dance Club
3; GAA 3; Choir 2, 3; Choir Festival 2, 3;
Drivers Training 3; FHA 4; "Headin' for the
Hills" 4; Chorus 4; Blue and Gold 4; Annual
Staff 4.
GOC 1, 2, 3, 4; CAP 1, 2, 3, 4; Camera
Club 1, 2, 3; Boosters'Club 2; Blue and
Gold Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Stage Man¬
ager 3,4.
RICHARD HITCHENS
" Dick"
"Sometimes I sit and think - sometimes I just sit."
Class Secretary 1, 2; vice President 3; "The Skeleton
Walks” 3; Prom Committee 3; Pep Club Secretary 4;
Intramural Basketball 4.
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LINDA HOWLAND
"Lin"
"Sugar and spice and everything nice."
Girls Chorus 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA
1, 2, 3, 4; FHA Camp 3; Librarian 3, 4;
Blue and Gold Staff 4; Annual Staff 4;
Christmas Queen Candidate 3; Drivers
Training 1; Secretary of Library Club 4;
Junior Play Director 3; Senior Play 4.
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KATHRYN KAY GREUTMAN
"Kathy"
"A good character shines by its own light. "
GAA 1, 2, 3 # 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Secretary 3, 4;
CAP 2; GOC 4; Blue and Gold Staff 2, 3, 4; Annual
Staff 4; "A Boy Named Beulah" 3; Chorus 2, 3; Art
Club 4; Band 2; Drivers Training 2.
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"She is small but so is a stick of dynamite."
Glee Club 2, 3; FHA 1, 2, 3,4; GAA 1, 2, 3,4;
CAP 3; Blue and Gold Staff 2. 3, 4; GOC 4;
Annual Staff 4; Baton Twirler 2, 3,4; Drivers
Training 2; Boosters Club 2; ”A Boy Named
Bealuh" 3; "Headin' for the Hills” 4; Art
Club 4; Tumbling 1.
DAVID LEWIS
"Worry kills people - why die?"
Boys Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys Ensemble
2, 3; GOC 4; CAP 3. 4; "Headin' for the
Hills:
ROBERT LIENHART
"Peek-a-boo"
"Oh, there's nothing in life like making love. "
Band 1, 2, 3,4; Festival 2, 3,4; Contest 1, 2, 3,4; Honor
Band 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA
2, 3, 4, Sentinel 3, Secretary 4; Grain Judging Team
3,4; Parliamentary Procedure Team 4; "A Boy Named
Beulah" 3; "Headin' for the Hills" 4; Boys Chorus 2,
3,4; Quartet 3; Boy s Ensemble 3,4; Chorus Festival
2, 3,4; Drivers Training 2; King of Hearts 3; Dance
Escort 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4.
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RUTH ANN McILVENNA LUALLEN
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"Blondie"
"For every why she has a wherefor."
GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3 # 4.
Officer 3; "A Boy Named Beulah" 3; CAP
1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council Secretary 3; Ann¬
ual Staff 4; Blue and Gold 2, 3, 4, Editor 4;
Drivers Training 1; Tumbling 1; Christmas
Queen Candidate 1, 3; Christmas Queen 3;
Homecoming Queen Candidate 2,4; Booster
Club 2.
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DONNA MARLOW
"Donut"
"Some think this world for fun and folly,
and so do I."
GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Sec¬
retary 1; CAP 3,4; Tumbling 1; Blue
and Gold Staff 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4;
Student Council 4; "A Boy Named Beulah"
3; "Headin' for the Hills" 4; Chorus 3;
Art Club 4.
NANCY PARKER
"To be yourself is the best way to please your friends."
GGA 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3,4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1,
2, 3, 4; CAP 2, 3, 4; "A Boy Named Beulah" 3; "Headin'
For The Hills" 4; Camera Club 2, 3; Tumbling 1;
Speech Contest 3,4; Merry Christmas Candidate 3;
Homecoming Queen Candidate 1, 2; Drivers Train¬
ing 1; Librarian 4; Blue and Gold Staff 2, 3,4; Annual
Staff 4; Library Club Treasurer 4.
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PATSIE ANN ROSE
” Cricket"
”Continually studying - either men or
styles. "
FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4;
Officer 4; Camera Club 2, 3; Student
Council 2; Blue and Gold Staff 2, 3, 4;
Booster Club 2; Tumbling 1; Drivers
Training 2; Annual Staff 4; ’’Headin'
For The Hills” 4; ”A Boy Named Beulah”
3.
”A little blond caught this man's eye."
Football 2 V 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track
3.4; FFA 1, 2. 3, 4; Officer 1, 2, 3.4; Boys
Chorus 4; Band 1, 2; GOC 4; Junior Class
Play 3; Senior Class Play 4; Stage Manager
4; Blue and Gold 3; FFA Reporter 3; Land
Judging Team 3.4; Parlimentary Procedure
3, 4; Flag Bearer 3, 4; Grain Judging 3, 4;
Homecoming Attendant 2, 3, 4.
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PAUL SEELBACH
’’All great men are dead or dying and I don't feel
well myself. ”
Mt. Zion 1; CAP 2. 3. 4; Chorus 2. 3, 4; Class Presi¬
dent 3, 4; Basketball 1 # 2, 3 # 4; Football 2. 3, 4; Base¬
ball 1, 2, 3 t 4; Track 2, 3. 4; ”A Boy Named Beulah”
3; ’’Headin' For The Hills” 4; Boys Ensemble 3;
Camera Club 3; Boosters Club 2; Annual Staff 4; Flag
Bearer 3; Librarian 4; District Vocal Contest 3; State
Vocal Contest 3.
RUTH SKIDMORE /
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"Not that I love study less, but that
fun more."
Pep Committee 1; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2;
Senior Play 4; Annual Staff 4; Junior Play-
Make Up.
LARRY STINSON
”1 picked up life and looked at it curiously.
FFA 1; CAP 2, 3, 4; Football 1; COC 3,
4; Camera Club 2, 3; Class Treasurer 1;
Science Club 4; "Boy Named Beulah”
3; "Headin’ for the Hills" 4; Intramural
Basketball 3,4; Annual Staff 4.
BARR STOUTENBOROUGH
"Barstow"
"Let the world slip by. I'll take it easy."
Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4;
Track 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Dairy Judging Team 2;*
Poultry Judging Team 2; Camera Club 2, 3; GOC 4;
Blue and Gold Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Junior and
Senior Play 3,4; Land Judging 3,4; Homecoming
Attendant 4; Parlimentary Procedure 4; Grain Judging
Team 4.
JOYCE WEABER
"Pooch”
"I have a nature all my own."
FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2 f 4; Tumbling 1;
Senior Play; Annual Staff; Blue and Gold
Staff l t 2, 3,4; Camera Club 3; CAP 4.
MARY JANE WILLIAMS
"Quiet, friendly and sincere. "
GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; "Headin’ for the Hills"
4; Annual 4; Camera Club 2; Booster
Club 2; Drivers Training 2; Attended
St. Patricks High School i Year.
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DON WISNASKY
"Whiz"
"A man after his own heart. ’
Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; GOC 2, 3, 4;
Camera Club 1, 2, 3; Stage Manager of Play 3, 4; Boost¬
ers Club 2; Blue and Gold Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Foot¬
ball Captain 4; Christmas King Canidate 1, 2, 3;
Class Treasurer 1; Vice President 3; Homecoming
Attendant 1, 2, 3.
CLASS HISTORY
On a fall day in 1952 the class of "56” started on the high school trail as little
Trojans. We were 35 in number and our General was Mrs. Eva Brown. Next in rank we
chose Mary Sue Dealey, President, Allan Alexander, Vice President, Donna Marlow,
Secretary and Don Wisnasky, Treasurer. During our first homecoming we won third
prize with our float, and chose Mary Sue Dealey and Rosalyn Cooper our queen candidates.
During this year we gained two new Trojans, Paul Seelbach, Mary Jane Williams and
Shirley Pagel, who left at the end of the year along with Dick Kemmerer, and Jim
Reed. In 1953 we start the second leg of our journey with 36 members we had gained
Nyle Puckett during the summer. Our Officers were Allen Alexander, President, Don
Wisnasky, Vice President, Nyle Puckett, Secretary, and Larry Stinson, Treasurer. This
year we won first with our homecoming float. Our Queen Candidates were Nancy Parker
and Ruth Mcllvenna. Our Christmas Queen candidates were, Mary Sue Dealey and
Phllyis Hodges. During the year we gained Dora Hearn and David Lewis.
We began our third year as Trojans with 34 in our class. During the summer we had
lost Dora Hearn, Nyle Puckett, Clyde Fansler and Luella Killian. Our New Gererals
were Mr. Marion Newman, and Miss Mary Ann Melvin. Our officers were Paul Seelbach,
President, Don Wisnasky, Vice President, Kathryn Kay, Secretary and Nancy Parker and
Jim Flint. Co-Treasurers. We got third place on our float this year and our Queen candid¬
ates were Nancy Parker and Phyllis Hodges. Our Christmas King and Queen candidates
were Ruth Mcllvenna, Linda Howland, Bob Lienhart, and Don Wisnasky. We were all
very happy when Ruth was selected Queen. Our Junior Play "A Boy Named Beulah" was
a lot of fun in the making. Our magazine sales were a success this year and so was our
Prom at the Hotel Orlando. Our theme was "How do you Speak to an Angel, "" During
our third year Jim Graupman, Glenn Bush, Roger Higgins dropped from our ranks.
As we started our last year in M. H, S. we were 33 in number as we gained Dick
Hitchens and Carroll Grindoll during the summer. Our new general was Mrs. William
Berry and our other leaders were Paul Seelbach, President, Ruth Mcllvenna , Vice
President, Kathryn Kay, Secretary, and Allan Alexander, Treasurer.
Our Queen candidates were Ruth Mcllvenna and Mary Sue Dealey. Our senior play
"Headin' for the Hills" was well liked by all.
Now as we near the end of our Trojan Life we look back and find that we have had
many happy times which will be remembered by us always.
CLASS POEM
Our Freshman year
Was started with glee.
There were no happier
Students than we.
Our initiation
Was loads of fun.
There was a prank
For everyone.
Sophomore year
Was next in line.
This year, too
Was mighty fine.
Junior year here.
Class rings came;
Our Junior play
Gained township fame.
Seniors at last!
Annual plans made.
Books to hold memories
Never to fade.
We won’t forget
That very last prom.
You went with Susie,
I went with Tom.
Those last few days
Sure went fast.
Senior year
Just doesn’t last.
Here we are standing
At the threshold of life.
To hold our heads high
Through trouble and strife
Phillis Hodges
CLASS PROPHECY
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We are attending the Premiere of the new movie, the ’’Southern Belle." While standing
on the sidelines watching the stars make their grand appearances, we see the male
star of the show, Stephen Montgomery, the former STEVE ABLE. He started his acting
career performing in the plays at M.C.H.S. His leading lady is Jeanette Taylor, the
former JAN KAY ARCHEY. We hear she is dissatisfied with her movie career and plans
to return to Maroa and settle down to married life with Darrell Weikle. Also co-starring
in the movie is Marilyn Mitchell, the former NANCY PARKER, who is married to Paul
Seelbach in real life. Next is the director, ED CRABTREE, who for
sentimental reasons prefers to keep his own 'ft ^ name. It is rumored that
he is on the brink of matrimony for the fifth * time.
Now from our seats in the audience, we spot more celebrities. First the
famous TV star, LARRY STINSON, who has recently taken Herb Shriner's
place on ’’Two For the Money. ” Seated next to him is JIM FLINT, presi¬
dent of the Flint-Eaton Company, which now sponsors Larry's show. Coming down the
aisle are DONNA MARLOW and PHYLLIS HODGES, who are well known models. Donna
models fashions in Paris and plans to return to Maroa to become the wife of a farmer.
Phyllis is a model in New York. Behind them is Professor ALLAN ALEXANDER. He has
just received the Nobel Prize Award for his brilliant contribution to the field of mathe¬
matics. But who
ARNOLD and
Panta graph,
graph. He has
panying them is
is that behind him? Oh yes, none other than H. G.
his wife, Joyce. Harold is the editor of the Bloomington
which he has recently changed to the New York Panta-
finally substituted a Thunderbird for his bicycle. Accom-
LINDA HOWLAND, a fashion columnist. Looking around
the audience we see MARY SUE DEALEY, who is now a nurse at the Mayo Brothers
Clinic. With her is ROSALYN COOPER, an airline hostess for T. W. A. They tell us that
DICK HITCHENS, the famous auto race driver, nas just broken all records at the Indi¬
anapolis Speedway.
As the house lights dim and the sports news is being shown,
CLIFTON has just set a new world's record in speed boat
Another world-famous athlete appearing on the screen is
BACH, who has just broken the National 440 dash record,
movie starring Stephen Montgomery, Jeanette Taylor,
Mitchell, in which the hair styles and make-up were done
SKIDMORE, another member of our class of 1956.
we see where VERNON
^ 4. racing.
V PAUL SEEL-
Now for the
and Marilyn
by RUTH
In the lobby after the movie, we
way to India to continue her
chatted with SARA DUBSON. She is on her
missionary work. She is doing a fine job.
Our next stop is the famous \ m ) Stork Club, where we are welcomed by
the owner, DONALD WISNASKY, ■ and his wife, Janet. They bought and re¬
decorated the club. Don informs us ^ that the rest of our classmates are waiting for
us at our reserved table. We find there Mr. and Mrs. LARRY HAINES. Mrs. Haines is
the former JOYCE WEABER. Larry is in New York attending a very important meeting
for the C. A. P. and G. O. C. officers. Seated next to them are Mr. and Mrs. VERNON
GREUTMAN. They are on a delayed honeymoon since the marriage took place before
KATHERINE graduated. Across the table are Mr. and Mrs. DON FORNWALT. Mrs. Fom-
walt is the former MARY JANE WILLIAMS, and Don is now a famous commercial artist.
DAVID LEWIS, who was hardly recognized because he is about six feet tall, brought us
a message informing us that CAROL QUERY and his wife, Luann, cannot be here because
of a special project at their research farm. Mr. and Mrs. GARY LUALLEN
have just returned from Hawaii, where Gary is now stationed. The former
RUTH ANN McILVENNA is now Mrs. Luallen. PAT ROSE and MARLA
KLEPPER are back from a sightseeing trip all over the United States. Marla
plans to marry Sonny Lazell after a ten year delay. Next to them we find
CARROLL GRINDOL, who is here attending an Illinois Bell Telephone con¬
vention.
A hush comes over the audience as the top vocalist, BOB LIEN HART, steps into the spot¬
light. Following Bob's numbers is the comedy act presented by BARR STOUTENBOROUGH.
Barr has been thinking of changing his name to Smith since it would be much easier to
pronounce.
After the acts the Class of 1956 just sat around and talked of the "good old days” at
MCHS.
CLASS WILL
We, the Senior Class of 1956, of the Community High School of Maroa, in the county
of Macon, with worries, fears, and forebodings, now pass safely into the great beyond
--the world!! Being of sound mind and memory, but slightly under the strain of under¬
work, we do make, publish, and declare this our last will and testament, thereby re¬
voking any and all former wills made by us.
We, the Seniors of Maroa, bequeath our willingness to stay in school to the Freshmen,
our ability to be good in sports to the Sophomores, our quietness and good humor lo
the Juniors, and to the Faculty, a rest and an easy peaceful future.
I, STEVE ABLE, bequeath my car to the girls of Maroa High to use as some of my
friends in the Class of "56” used it.
I, ALLEN ALEXANDER, bequeath my position on the basketball court to one of next
years players.
I, JAN ARCHEY, bequeath my position as Drum Majorette to next years majorette.
I, HAROLD ARNOLD, bequeath my class ring to Joyce Smith, so the class of "56" won’t
be forgotten.
I, VERNON CLIFTON, bequeath my ability not to go steady in all my years at Maroa
High to Reuben Dubson.
I, ROSALYN COOPER, bequeath my ability to get good grades to Lenora Austin.
I, EDWARD CRABTREE, bequeath my pretty eyes to all the girls of Maroa High School.
I, MARY SUE DEALEY, bequeath my sweet personality to Roxie Grey.
I, SARA DUBSON, bequeath my way of getting along to Pat Hoffman.
I, JIM FLINT, bequeath my left hand desks to Eddie Hall.
I, DON FORNWALT, bequeath my drawing ability to anyone who cares to take Art
next year.
I, CARROLL GR1NDEL, bequeath my bashfulness to Pat Eastham.
I, LARRY HAINES, bequeath my C. A. P. rating to Bill Birge.
I, RICHARD HITCHENS, bequeath my like for Kenny girls to anyone who wishes to
have it.
I, PHYLLIS HODGES, bequeath my ability to get good grades to my sister, Carol.
I, LINDA HOWLAND, bequeath my ability to get engaged before I graduate to anyone
who's lucky.
I# KATHRYN KAY, bequeath my ability to hook a good-looking Alumni to anyone
who's as fortunate as I was.
I, MARLA KLEPPER, bequeath my ability to hang on to a Lazell for so long to Barbara
McFarland.
I, DAVID LEWIS, bequeath my smallness to Phil Hunt.
I, ROBERT LIENHART, bequeath my charming ways to Jack Clark.
I, RUTH LUALLEN, bequeath my naturally blond hair to Shirley Thompson.
I. DONNA MARLOW, bequeath my typing ability to Lloyd Rodgers.
I, NANCY PARKER, bequeath my sympathy to Aunt Florence who'll need it in the next
years gym classes.
I, CAROL QUERY, bequeath my farming ability to my brother, Walt, who someday may
benefit by it.
I, PAT ROSE, bequeath my ability to get along with the teachers and not get 9th hours
to Joyce Smith.
I, PAUL SEELBACH, bequeath my position as president of the Junior and Senior class to
anyone who is lucky enough to receive it.
I, RUTH SKIDMORE, bequeath my giggle to my sister, Jean.
I, LARRY STINSON, bequeath my height to Larry Anderson.
I, BARR STOUTENBOROUGH, bequeath my paper route to anyone who can get up that
early.
I, JOYCE WEABER, bequeath my quiet ways to Judy Jackson, although we like her the
way she is.
4 MARY JANE WILLIAMS, bequeath my athletic ability to Della James.
4 DON WISNASKY, bequeath my position as co-captain of the football team to next
years captain.
Most Likely To Succeed
NANCY PARKER
JIM FLINT
Nicest Personality
MARY SUE DEALEY
PAUL SEELBACH
_ . _ n Rut h Luallen, Nancy
Harold Arnold. Bob »'« »»<» « 1 8 h SCh °°'-
Ba „ Siooien^. H-J — , G „ Je sch00 , and 4
Parker went 8 years &
Allen Alexander
Joyce Weaber
Jim Flint
Ruth Skidmore
attended Forsyth
Grade School and
Maroa High
For 12 years together,
SENIOR
AUTOGRAPHS
" 1956 ”
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Jpr-
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ANNUAL STAFF
Co-Editors-Rosalyn Cooper, Mary S. Dealey
Assistant Co-Editors-Allan Alexander, Sara Dubson
Business Managers-Paul Seelbach, Edward Crabtree
Vernon Clifton, Dick Hitchens
Advertising Managers-Larry Haines, Harold Arnold
Don Wisnasky, Steve Able, Carol Query
Sports-Jim Flint, Ruth Luallen, Barr Stoutenborough
Snapshots-Joyce Weaber, Pat Rose
Class News-Carroll Grindol, Ruth Skidmore
Calendar-Linda Howland, Mary Jane Williams
Alumni-- - Jan Kay Archey, Donna Marlow
Faculty---Ruth Ann Luallen
Photography-Nancy Parker, Larry Stinson, Paul Seelbach
Activities-Bob Lienhart, Kathryn Greutman
Phyllis Hodges, Barr Stoutenborough
Prophecy-Nancy Parker, Jan Kay Archey, Donna Marlow
Class Will-Marla Klepper, Kathryn Greutman, David Lewis
Class Poem.Phyllis Hodges
Class History-Jim Flint, Gene Runyen
Art - --Bob Lienhart, Don Fornwalt
Typing-Rosalyn Cooper, Jim Flint
Ruth Ann Luallen, Joyce Weaber
Secretary
NANCY GRAFF
LUANN BRADEN
ROBERT BRADEN
Treasurer
KENNETH CHALCRAFT
DEAN BURGENER
SANDRA COLBECK
DEAN COLE
ROBERT CONNELLY
EDWARD COOPER
JOE CROWDSON
GWEN FERRELL
PAT GASS
BOB HAENNY
PEGGY HANKS
BEVERLY HIMES
ALAN HOFFMAN
MYRTLE KING
JOHN KINTNER
r
BARBARA MARSHALL
JEAN ROBERTS
JUDY SELLNER
JEAN SKIDMORE
DAVID SMITH
FRED STAUDT
BILL WALDEN
WAYNE WARD
JERRY WATTLES
FRED WIKOWSKY
SHIRLEY WILSON
EE. KENT CO.
"Lumber Since 1859"
Clinton,
Illinois
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CAFE
SUPER-WAY
Main and Water
Phone SY 4-3939
GREIDER'S CAFETERIA
Maroa, Illinois
Store Hours:
Main and William
Monday - Friday, 7 A. M, - 6 P. M,
GREIDER'S MEZZANINE ROOM
Main and William
Saturday, 7 A. M. - 6 P. M.
Decatur, Illinois
ROBERT STOUTENBOROUGH
MAROA
W.R.STOUTENBOROUGH
LUMBER COMPANY
Insurance
Lumber - Coal
Real Estate
Building Supplies
Loans
Phone SY 4-3740
Maroa, Illinois
Maroa, Illinois
Compliments of
"DTS.^MRS.
Maroa, Illinois
Compliments of
CAMERA ART
STUDIO
Decatur, Illinois
Compliments of
THE
POP-CORN
SHOP
146 North Main Street
Decatur, Illinois
SPORTS CENTER, INC.
MACON MUSIC
Sports Equipment for
“Your Complete
Musical Department Store”
227 N. Main
Decatur, Illinois
Every Purpose
215 North Main Street
Decatur, Illinois
Phone 6772
P $ E
G ROVE'S
HATCHERY
Purina-Nutrena Feeds
Maroa, Illinois
RESTAURANT
Phone 5064
Junction 48-51-121
Decatur, Illinois
Gifts for All Occasions
84 Years of Faithful Service
Registered Diamonds - Nationally Known
Watches - Sterling Silver
No Price Penalty for Courtesy of Credit
H. POST & SONS
Jewelers for 85 Years
Phone 3-9781
Prairie at Merchants Street
Decatur, Illinois
President
Bob Kinkaid
Vice President
Dick Thomas
Larry Austin
Lenora Austin
George Bennent
Secretary
Sidney Foulke
Treasurer
Richard Lazell
Pat Bliss
Duane Boyer
James Brown
Pat Brown
Benny Caplinger
John Crabtree
Mary Creekmur
Mary Cummings
Eugene Dawson
Kermit Dealey
Reuben Dubson
Pat Eastham
Eunice Fathauer
Maureen Gardner
Joyce Greeson
Christina Harmon
Fat Hoffman
David Howland
Norman Howland
Phillip Hunt
Leon Ishmael
Della James
Lois James
Diane Lakin
LaVon Larson
Barbara McFarland
Don Morr
Forest Pope
Robert Runyen
Karen Rush
Janet Schroll
Joyce Smith
Carol Stogsdill
Mary Stone
Dick Stone
Adrienne
Stoutenborough
Betty Stuard
Shirley Thompson
p at Vaughn
Kaye Wattles
Leslie Wilson
Bob Wood
Keith Wright
Your Clothes Best Friend
Compliments of
NORMAN
THE
LAUNDARY AND DRY CLEANING
r&p&crt'fr
COMPANY, INC.
FARM
Decatur, Illinois
£. M. Marti;*
JEWELERS
& CO.
JEWELERS
116 E. Prairie
Decatur, Illinois
Phone 22687
Lowest Prices on Diamonds
Watches and Gifts
Certified Master Watchmakers
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Philco
CHENEY'S
R.C.A.
I.G. A MARKET
W estinghouse
Congratulations, Seniors
Television
of Maroa High.
Bottled and Bulk Gas
LINVILLE HARDWARE CO.
Phone SY 4-3755
Phone SY 4-3427
We Deliver
larson's
MARLATT’S
SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION
HARDWARE
Washing, Tires, Greasing
Batteries, Oil
Plumbing and Heating
Repair Service
Sylvania TV
TOMMY MARLATT
Phone SY 4-3360
Maroa, Illinois
Maroa, Illinois
Phone SY 4-2248
DUNCAN’S
LEMONS'
Dry Goods - Variety - Shoes
MARKET
Ball Band Footwear
Daily Delivery
Phone SY 4-5519
Phone SY 4-3771
Maroa, Illinois
Maroa, Illinois
Best Wishes to the Class of
Open Daily 6 to 6
*56
Sun. 8 to 11:30 A.M.
LONG'S
BURKE
SERVICE STATION
AND
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CHEVROLET
(standard
SALES and SERVICE
Phone SY 4-3833
Phone SY 4-3304, Maroa, Illinois
Maroa
President Vice President Secretary Treasurer
Gary Dale Lynette Larry
McClung Fathauer Boyer James
Judy Elliot
Lila Fornwalt
Imogene Fultz
Rondalee Garfoot
Helen Garten
Roxie Gray
Everett Grissom
Oren Groves
Eddie Hall
Barbara Hensley
Carol Hodges
Iantha Housel
Marcia Hughes
Tonia Hughes
Judy Jackson
Bill Johnson
Judy Liming
Gene Lowe
Harold Marlow
Lynette Morgan
Phillip Odle
Donna Poth
Jim Puckett
Phyllis Pulliam
Walter Query, Jr.
Phillip Reason
Bob Rose
Glen John Streich
Barbara Sullivan
Darrell Wattles
Curtis Wilson
JoAnn Withers
Pat Woolums
HOLTZ
<3.C.
CHEVROLET COMPANY, INC.
MASHBURN
Telephone 52
g- SONS
WELL DRILLING
West on
Junction 10 and 54
Maroa, Illinois
Phone SY 4-3451
Clinton, Illinois
Decatur Phone 83183 or 83985
Congratulations
MAROA FARMERS
Class of '56
CO-OP ELEVATOR
F or
'T&e CsioutuS
Grain-Seed
and a Full Line of
RESTAURANT
W ayne Feed
W. Grand and Highway 48
Maroa, Illinois
W. AUER - F. COX
GOTTLIEB’S
Best Wishes to the
CLINTON
Graduating Class
For more than 50 years we
have served this section
of Illinois with the best
of clothing and furnishings
for the man and his boy.
DIR. AND MRS
Maroa, Illinois
The Home of Oshkosh B’ Gosh
Overalls
Phone SY 4-3451
^7Jie
Member F. D. I. C.
LET US HELP
JOHN WARNER
BANK
Clinton, Illinois
Complete Banking and Trust Services frv&tCfy
KELLEY
SERVICE STATION
Mobil Products
Phone SY 4-3921
Maroa, Illinois
Compliments of
It's the "Cozy Nook" for That Delicious Borden's Ice Cream
the Best Dinners and Plate Lunches in Town.
Open Every Day, Except Sunday
lW lP LENIENT
COMPAQ
Oliver Sales and Service
Phone SY 4-3704
Maroa, Illinois
BAND
First row: Fred Staudt, Jan Kay Archey, Rosalyn Cooper, Vernon Clifton, Adrienne Stoutenborough, Roxie Gray, Duane Boyer. Second
row: Harold Arnold, Tom Meader, Eddie Cooper. Third row: LaVon Larson, Mary Stone, Christina Harmon, Dick Stone, Dale Fatheur,
Dick Rose, Eddie Hall, Eunice Fatheur, Everett Grissom, Richard Lazell, Dick Thomas, Luann Braden, Bob Lienhart, Kenneth Chalcraft,
Lonny McClung, Leslie Wilson, Bob Woods, Bob Braden, Kermit Dealey. Fourth row: Mary Sue Dealey, Robert Connelly, Bob Kincaid,
Tom Dash, Sara Dubson, and Mr. Arthur Smith.
DANCE BAND suudl| Eddie Coopet.
Fitst row: Kenneth Chalciaft, ** T* ** '"
Second tow-. s»e Dealey. and Mi. Anhu. Smith.
Trtm Meador.
TWIRLERS
Left to right: Sana Dubson, Jan Kay Archey, Drum Majorette, Marla Klepper, Roxie
Gray.
BOYS’ CHORUS
First row: L. James, B. Braden, A. Alexander, Mrs, Doris Dotson, M.S. Dealey, B. Lienhart, D.
Thomas. Second row: R. Cole, C. Query, W. Ward, P. Hunt, G. McClung, F. Staudt, L. Mc-
Clung, P. Seelbach, J. Flint. B. Walden, B. Kincaid. C. Wilson, T. Meador. L. Ishmael, W.
Query, H. Marlow, E. Grissom, V. Clifton, H. Arnold. Third row; L. Anderson, R. Dubson, L.
Rogers, D. Lewis, B. Dash, S. Foulke, K. Dealey, D. Braden, E. Hall, D. Fathauer.
First row: A. Stoutenborough, P. Pulliam, I. Housel, C. Harmon, Mrs. Doris Dotson, E. Fathauer,
P. Hoffman, R. Gray, K. Brady. Second row: C. Hodges, L. Braden, S. Wilson, T. Hughes, K.
Rush, L. Boyer, L. Morgan, S. Dubson, S. Thompson, P. Eastham, M. Cummings, R. Garfoot.
Third row: M. Gardner, M. Stone. J. Elliott, J. Greeson, P. Woolums, M. Hughes. N. Parker, I.
Fultzs, M. Dealey, L. Howland, J. Jackson, B. Himes , G. Ferrell. Fourth row: L. Larson, D.
Lakin, M. King, B. Marshall, C. Grindol, B. Sullivan, S. Blickensderfer, J. Schioll, P. Bliss,
P. Gass.
G.A.A.
First row: J. Archey, L. Larson, S. Wilson, B. Marshall, P. Gass, N. Graff. Second row: C.
Harmon, P. Rose, N. Parker, R. Luallen, L. Braden, J. Greeson, L. Webb, L. Howland, Mrs.
Berry. Third row: A, Stoutenborough, M. Gardner, S. Edgecomb, T. Hughes, J. Elliot, D.
Marlow, M. Klepper, K. Grtutman, P. Hoffman, P. Eastham, B. Himes, M. Cummings, L.
Boyer. Fourth row: J. Weaber, M. King, P. Woolums, S. Dubson, M. Hughes, J. Dagget, P.
Pulliam, 1. Fultz, R. Gray, G. Ferrell, D. Brown. Fifth row: B. Sullivan, R. Cooper, J. Jack
son, C. Hodges, D. Lakin, P. Hanks, J. Schroll, J. Roberts, S. Blickensderfer.
OFFICERS
President - - -
Vice President
Treasurer - - -
Secretary - - -
Pt. Chairman
Ruth Luallen
Luann Braden
Nancy Parker
- - - Pat Rose
-Sara Dubson
VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS
F.F.A.
First row: Dean Burgener, B. Stoutenborough, C. Query, E. Crabtree, Mr. Nicol, B. Lienhart,
B. Braden, T. Dash, J. Cole. Second row: R. Lazell, D. Wattles, D. Smith, J. Roberts, L.
Austin, E. Hall, J. Wattles, F. Wikowsky, R. Runyon, D. Thomas, J. Clark. Third row: D.
Stone, E. Grissom, O. Groves, G. Streich, C. Wilson, W. Query, H. Marlow, D. Boyer, G.
Dawson. Fourth row: B. Rose, L. Rodgers, J. Crabtree, S. Foulke, George Bennett, K. Dealey,
D. Braden, D. Fathauer.
The Maroa F.F.A. Chapter enjoyed another banner year. Some of the accomplishments
of the past year were: Section 16 championship land judging team (C. Query, B. Stoutenbor¬
ough, E. Cooper.) Section 16 championship parliamentary procedure team ( B. Biven, E.
Crabtree, C. Query, O. Dash, D. Westerman.) Our chapter also won the plaque give to the
chapter in Section 16 having the best activities program. Our dairy judging team won a blue
ribbon in the state judging contest (B. Stoutenborough, D. Stone, E. Cooper.) Our livestock
judging team also won a blue ribbon in the state judging contest (B. Biven, B. Braden, E.
Crabtree.
Winners of Section 16 foundation awards were Don Westerman, B. Biven, and E. Crab¬
tree. Bob Biven was named Section Star State Farmer.
Sec. 16 F.F. A. Land Judging Champs - Barr, Ed, Carol, and Mr. Nicol
J
Barr, and Dean LUANN BRADEN, F. F. A. Sweetheart
First Place
Grain Judging
Team - Barr,
Carol, and Richard
*
A
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F.H.A.
President-Nancy Graff
Vice President --Rosalyn Cooper
Secretary-Maureen Gardner
Treasurer-Joyce Greeson
Co-Treasurer-Beverly Himes
Historian--Adrienne Stoutenborough
Projects-Mary Sue Dealey
Parliamentarian-Gwen Ferrill
Recreation-Pat Rose
Pat Eastham
Song Leader-Shirley Wilson
Public Relations-Kay Wattles
Chapter Advisor-Mrs. Cunningham
First row: Luann Braden, Barbara Marshall, Gwen Ferrell, Nancy Graff, Rosalyn Cooper, Joyce
Greeson, Maureen Gardner, Mrs. Cunningham, Donna Marlow, Katherine Greutman, Ruth
Ann Lualien, Sara Dubson. Second row: Shirley Wilson, Betty Stuard, Pat Vaughan, Joyce Smith,
Sandra Colbeck, Beverly Himes, LaVon Larson, Pat Brown, Pat Eastham, Pat Hoffman, Adrienne
Stoutenborough, Julia Limings, Judy Elliot, Nancy Parker, Joyce Weaber, Mary Sue Dealey,
Carroll Grindol, Linda Howland, Myrtle King. Third row: Ruth Skidmore, Mary Creekmur,
Christina Harman, Judy Sellner, Joanne Withers, Iantha Housel, Marcia Hughes, Imogene Fultz,
Karen Brady, Lynette Morgan, Darlene Brown, Mary Cummings, Phyllis Hodges, Pat Rose, Bar¬
bara McFarland, Marla Klepper. Fourth row: Rondalee Garfoot, Helen Garren, Lenora Austin,
Jean Skidmore, Sylvia Edgecomb, Lila Fornwalt, Kay Wattles, Diane Lakin, Peggy Hanks,
Janet Schroll, Jean Roberts, Sally Blickensderfer, Pat Bliss, Eunice Fathauer, Carol Stogsdill,
Jan Kay Archey.
Senior Flag Bearers: Carol Query - Jim Flint
Junior’s: Fred Staudt - Bob Haenny
PEP COMMITTEE
First row: Dick Hitchens, Secretary; Dean Cole, Vice President; Jan Kay Archey, Pres¬
ident; Barbara Marshall, Treasurer; Mrs. Berry. Second row: Barbara McFarland, Lu-
ann Braden, Shirley Wilson, Nancy Graff. Back row: Toni Hughes, Phillip Reason, Nor¬
man Holand.
STUDENT COUNCIL
First row: Shirley Wilson, Secretary; Bob Braden, President; Mr. Kitowski, John Crab¬
tree, Vice President; Maureen Gardner, Treasurer. Second row: Harold Arnold, Donna
Marlow, Carol Hodges, Everett Grissom.
Sitting: Larry Anderson, Pat Woolems, Barbara Sullivan, Phyllis Pulliam, Fred Wikowsky.
Standing: Judy Jackson, Miss Bennett, Sylvia Edgecomb, Carol Hodges, Don Fornwalt,
Toni Hughes, Robert Connelly, Kathryn Greutman, Donna Marlow, Marla Klepper,
Lynette Boyer.
LIBRARIANS
Left to right: Pat Brown, David Howland, Mr. Kitowski, Reuben Dubson, Jim Flint,
Nancy Parker, Fred Staudt, Paul Seelbach, Eunice Fatheur, Adrienne Stoutenborough,
Sara Dubson, Linda Howland, Nancy Graff, Beverly Himes, Patti Gass.
G.O.C.
Top row: E. Hall, J. Puckett, G. Dawson, D. Lewis, J. Cole, H. Marlow, B. Johnson, L. Ish-
mael, T. Dash, K. Dealey, V. Clifton, L. Rodgers, T. Hughes, D. Marlow, K. Greutman, P.
Rose, J. Archey, M. Kleppet, Third row: B. Rose, G.'Lowe, P. Hoffman, M. Cummings, L.
James, N. Howland, L. Wilson, L. Austin, G. McClung, B. Caplinger, J. Kintner, R. Cole, P.
Reason, J. Clark, B. Birge, E. Cooper, B. Woods. Second row: D. Brown, B. Stoutenborough,
E. Crabtree, L. McClung D. Wisnasky, T. Meador, P. Hunt, B. Haenny, J. Flint, L. Stinson,
M. Gardner A. Stoutenborough, P. Woolums, B. Sullivan. Bottom row*. P. Bliss, P. Eastham,
J. Smith, H. Arnold, L. Haines, C. Query, Mr. Keyes, J. Roberts, S. Able, B. Kincaid, R.
Connelly, L. Boyer, J. Jackson.
C.A.P.
Top row; P. Hoffman, J. Smith, R. Luallen, M. Cummings, M. Klepper, P. Rose, N. Parker,
D. Marlow, K. Greutmen. Second row; V. Clifton, T. Dash, D. Lewis, G. Dawson, B. Stout¬
enborough, B. Caplinger, R. Connelly. Third row: N. Howland D. Hitchens, R. Cole, P. Hunt,
P. Reason, P. Seelbach, L. Stinson. Fourth row; H. Arnold, D. Wisnasky, L. Haines, Mr.
Keyes, J. Roberts, S. Able, B. Kincaid.
Blue and Gold
Number I
MAROA, ILLINOIS
JANUARY 19, 1956
LIBRARY FURNITURE INSTALLED
BLUE AND GOLD STAFF CHOSEN
Co-Editors - - - - - Jim Flint
Ruth Ann Luallen
Asst. Co-Editors -------
Myrtle King
Sandra Colbeck
Advertising -------- -
Circulation -------- -
Class Editor ---------
Sr.
Jr.
The new library furniture
purchased by the Board of Ed¬
ucation, has been installed at
an approximate cost of #3000.
This furniture makes our
library one of the nicest and
most up-to-date ones in the
county. m ——mem-
very-
ment
real
Mid
was
Club
Club Reporters
FFA - - - B. Stoutenborough
FHA ----- -Gwen Ferrell
Band ----- -Sara Dubson
Library- - - -Linda Howland
Science - - - - - Jim Flint
Alumni Nancy Parker
General Reporters- - -Pat Rose
Rosalyn Cooper
Tonia Hughes
Pat Hoffman
Phyllis Hodges
Mary S. Dealey
Social Editor
known
Myrtle Desk Co. of High Point
North Carolina and purchased
through Blackwell Wielandy
Company of St. Louis, Missouri.
The new items in the all
natural maple finish consist of
seven rectangular tables, two
round tables, chairs, atlas
case, card catalog case and new
shelves including separate
magazine and newspaper racks.
It is hoped that everyone
will try to keep the equipment
in good shape.
DRIVERS TRAINING
First row: Eunice Fathauer, Joyce Greeson, Christian Harmon, La Von Larson, Maureen Gardner,
Pat Eastham, Joyce Smith, Kay Wattles. Second row: Mr. John Kitowski, Robert Runyan, Keith
Wright, Dean Burgener, Oren Groves, Duane Boyer, Richard Cole, Mr. Herman Edwards. Third
row: Richard Lazell, Mary Cummings, Lois Webb, Shirley Thompson, Karen Rush, John Crab¬
tree.
SCIENCE CLUB
The Maroa High School Science Club was organized for the first time this year. The club
is a member of the Illinois Junior Academy of Science, an affiliate of the Science Clubs of
America. The purpose of the Science Club is to promote interest of the students in the field
of science. The officers are Jim Flint, President; Sidney Foulke, Vice President; Joyce Greeson,
Secretary; and Ken Chalcraft, Treasurer. Mr. Kitowski is the club sponsor.
President.Mrs. I E. Connelly
Vice President - - Mrs. B. F. Caplinger, Jr.
Secretary- Mrs. Virgil Smith
Treasurer-Mrs. Julius Staudt
Historian-Mrs. Norman F. Ferrell
Membership-Mrs. Fred Klepper
Finance.Mr. J. E. Connelly
Mr. Julius Staudt
Hospitality —-Mrs. Donald Hughes
Legislation.Mrs. Harry Morgan
Music-Mr. Arthur Smith
Parliamentarian-Mr. M. Nicol
Program.Mrs. B. F. Caplinger. Jr.
Publicity-Mrs. Fred Coen
Social-Mrs. Charles Kintner
Student Representatives
Freshman-Judy Elliott
Senior-Sara Dubson
Junior-Robert Connelly
Sophomore-Philip Hunt
Compliments of
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205 W. Washington St., Clinton, Illinois
BANK 0/lMAROA
Friendly Help with Your Financial
Problems When You Need It.
We Have Complete Banking Service.
F. D. I. C. Member
Maroa, Illinois
H. G. BEATTY & CO.
Established 1848
Hardware, Housewares
Appliances
Gifts, Silverware, China
Sporting Goods
Paint, Radios, Stoves
Clinton, Illinois
Save Money
At
CHATHAM
FURNITURE
4 ‘On the Square**
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P JEWELERS
C. F. BALL
Dry Goods - Infants’ Wear
Clinton, Illinois
Women’s Ready-to-Wear
Since 1902
Phone 650
Clinton, Illinois
GRIMSELY’S FLOWER SHOP
Phone 10
Night Phone 9401
Clinton, Illinois
*?C<u<Aet6
0 2(/i%e
W. Corner of the
Square.
SOYA CONFERENCE STANDINGS
Maroa
6-0
Bethany
4-1-1
Mt. Zion
3-2-1
Lovington
3-3
Mowequa
3-3
Illiopolis
1-5
WON and LOST RECORD
Maroa
0
Saybrook
6
Maroa
6
Mt. Zion
0
Maroa
19
Heyworth
6
Maroa
12
Illiopolis
0
Maroa
42
Assumption
0
Maroa
13
Mowequa
6
Maroa
7
Lovington
6
Maroa
32
Bethany
12
FOOTBALL STATISTICS
T, C,
XJf.
Ave.
T. Pts.
P. P. Com.
T. Y. P.
Ave.
Chalcraft
35
136
3.8
33
54 23
375
16.3
Query
61
453
7.4
24
Stoutenbo rough
75
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6.5
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Connelly
40
220
5.5
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Flint
26
173
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Seelbach
11
47
4.3
14
4
114
28.2
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11
67
6.1
24
11
177
16.1
McClung
8
5
84
16.8
EDWARD CRABTREE
Defensive Line Backer
Senior
BARR STOUTENBOROUGH
Right Halfback ,
Senior
CAROL QUERY
Left Halfback
Senior
ROBERT CONNELLY
Fullback
Junior
LARRY HAINES
Right Tackle
Senior
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BOB LIENHART
KENNETH CHALCRAFT
Quarterback
Junior
DICK THOMAS
Tackle
Sophomore
HAROLD ARNOLD
Guard
Senior
PAUL SEELBACH
End \
Senior
BOB HAENNY DAVID SMITH
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Standing: Coach Edwards, L. James, G. McClung, G. Lowe, J. Crabtree, C. Wilson, G. Bennett,
B. Caplinger, P. Odle, B. Rose, W. Query, Coach Boyd. Sitting: R. Runyen, B. Woods, L.
Ishmael, D. Stone, R. Lazell, B. Brown, S. Foulke, N. Howland, P. Hunt, D. Howland, D.
Boyer, L. Rodgers.
Fresh. -Soph.
Football
Maroa
7
Mt. Zion
8
Maroa
20
Assumption
6
Maroa
34
Bethany
32
Maroa
0
Lake view
32
Maroa -Visitors
Maroa
57
Elkhart
48
Maroa
48
Warrensburg
72
Maroa
67
Argenta
65
Maroa
70
Bethany
48
Maroa
87
Lovington
71
Maroa
62
Mt. Zion
47
Holiday Tourney
Maroa
42
Lakeview
71
Maroa
55
Warrensburg
62
Maroa
69
Mt. Zion
63
Maroa
72
New Holland
66
Maroa
70
Niantic
77
Maroa
73
Bethany
54
Maroa
56
Warrensburg
54
Maroa
56
Argenta
65
Macon
County Tourney
Maroa
56
Mt. Zion
58
Maroa
77
Macon
49
Maroa
80
Niantic
51
Maroa
86
Beason
68
Maroa
103
Lovington
71
Maroa
83
Mt. Zion
67
Maroa
70
New Holland
49
Maroa
65
Assumption
44
Maroa
70
Farmer City
80
"B” BASKETBALL TEAM
Top row: Mr. Herman Edwards, Leon Ishmael, Walter Query, Philip Odle, Jim Lowe,
Richard Lazell, and Jimmy Pucket. Second row: Larry James, Everett Grissom, Larry
Austin, Dick Thomas, Gary McClung, Curtis Wilson, and Norman Howland.
"B"-Team Scores
Maroa
43
Elkhart
50
Maroa
45
Warrensburg
33
Maroa
51
Argenta
43
Maroa
43
Bethany
45
Maroa
53
Lovington
22
Maroa
50
Mt. Zion
41
Maroa
48
Atlanta
42
Maroa
56
New Holland
29
Maroa
58
Niantic
42
Maroa
46
Bethany
38
Maroa
29
Warrensburg
52
Maroa
44
Argenta
50
Maroa
62
Macon
39
Maroa
63
Niantic
39
Maroa
54
Beason
37
Maroa
49
Lovington
22
Maroa
74
Mt. Zion
90
Maroa
78 ^
New Holland
45
Maroa
46
Assumption
33
Maroa
46
Farmer City
55
BASEBALL
P. Seelbach
J. Kintner
R. Stephenson
D. Thomas
J. Wattles
D. Howland
D. Cole
K. Wright
A. Alexander
Maroa
5
4
Kenney
Maroa
8
7
Mt. Zion
Maroa
1
19
Lakeview
Maroa
9
8
Kenney
Maroa
3
4
Warrensburg
Maroa
14
13
Mt. Zion
Maroa
15
5
Lovington
Maroa
2
9
Macon
Won
5
Lost
3
Top row left to right: Coach Boyd, Larry
Austin, Bob Connelly, Barr Stouten-
borough. Bill Walden, Dick Stone,
Duane Boyer. Bottom row left to right:
Carol Query, Paul Seelbach, Ken Chal-
craft, Fred Staudt, Lonny McClung,
Wayne Ward, Gary Luallen, and Nor¬
man Howland.
Members of the record breaking
mile relay team: Left to right:
Lonny McClung, Ken Chalcraft,
Norman Howland and Paul Seelbach.
Time
3 min. 49.4 sec.
COACH WALTER BOYD
SPRINTERS; P. Seelbach, L. McClung DISCUS; K. Chalcraft, W. Ward
N. Howland, B. Walden L. McClung
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BARBARA LUANN
MARSHALL BRADEN
SHIRLEY NANCY
WILSON GRAFF
CHEERLEADERS
Basketball Snaps Presentation
Soya Champs of Awards
L. McClung
L. Haines
P. Seelbach
M. Marlow
B. Stoutenborough
J. Flint
E. Crabtree
C. Query
H. Arnold
N. Graff
B. Sullivan
L. Boyer
B. McFarland
E. Sronce
M. Dealy
R. Braden
B. Marshall
R. Luallen
M. Cummings
King
MARLA KLEPPER
JIM FLINT
CANDIDATES
Nancy Graff
Donna Marlow
Pat Eastham
Beverly Himes
Maureen Gardner
Pat Woolums
Judy Elliot
Paul Seelbach
Dean Cole
Dick Thomas
Tom Meador
John Crabtree
Walt Query
Phil Odle
A BOY NAMED
BEULAH”
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Corky. PAUL SEELBACH
Polly.NANCY PARKER
Hank.LARRY STINSON
Ted.JIM FLINT
Scat.VERNON CLIFTON
Aimee.MARY SUE DEALEY
Ava.JAN KAY ARCHEY
Nanelle.PHYLLIS HODGES
Uncle Chilly.-.-.STEVE ABLE
. .ED CRABTREE
Beulah Zubysko.KATHERINE KAY
Lady Casleton.RUTH McILVENNA
Bertie.BOB LIENHART
. .ROSALYN COOPER
Marmalade.DONNA MARLOW
s P ook .BARR STOUTENBOROUGH
Ton g°.CAROL QUERY
Stage Managers.HAROLD ARNOLD, LARRY HAINES
Student Directors.SARA DUBSON, PAT ROSE, LINDA HOWLAND
Ma keup.RUTH SKIDMORE, MARY WILLIAMS
Tickets and Publicity.MARLA KLEPPER, JOYCE WEABER
Cyrus Goolus - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- ------- STEPHEN ABLE
Cornelia Wellington He is ter-NANCY PARKER
Dorthea Wellington Heister --PHYLLIS HODGES
Happy Goolus - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- — - -- -- -- -- - M ARY DEALEY
Betty Belle Goolus - - ----— - - - MARLA KLEPPER
Skeets Goolus - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- — - -- -- -- -- -- -- JAN ARCHEY
Widow Squiggins - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - RUTH SKIDMORE
Miss Oggie - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- LINDA HOWLAND
Aunt Sukey----- PAT ROSE
Slim Hawkenshaw-BOB LIENHART
Hank.JIM FLINT
Speck - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- P AUL SEELB ACH
Emmy Jean - -- -- -- -- — - - - — - -- -- -- -- -- -- - -JOYCE WEABER
Maw.SARA DUBSON
Zeke.LARRY HAINES
Miss Winslow - - - - - - --- - — - -- -- -- - M ARY WILLIAMS
Horseface Dilly - -- -- -- -- - --- - -- -- -- -- -- BARR STOUTEN BOROUGH
Student Directors.DONNA MARLOW. ROSALYN COOPER, ED CRABTREE
Stage Managers.-DON WISNASKY, LARRY HAINES, CAROL QUERY
ROBERT BIVEN
FamUng MARGARET BUTLER
RUTH BRADEN Ill. Cen. Tel., Clinton
Brown's
LYLE COLE
ROBERT BROOM
U. of Ill.
U.S. Navy
ARTHUR
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Caterpillar
JOYCE HAENNY
JOHN DUXBURY
State Farm Ins.
Cen. Mo. St. Col.
GARY FOX
Normal U.
NANCY HALE
Mrs. Ashcraft jim HUGHES
Brown's
SUE JACKSON
Caterpillar
RUTH JENNINGS
State Farm Ins.
SANDRA JOHNSON
Nurses Training
SHIRLEY LANTER GARY LUALLEN
Beauty School U. S. Marines
BETTY LIENHART
Nurses Train.
frank McFarland
Normal U.
HALDEN MYERS
jack mckinney
Wabash Depot
PAT MOWRY
Housewife in Georgia
Construction Work KENNETH McKINNEY
LYNDAL McKAY
Gen. Elec.
Grigollet
SHIRLEY PITTMAN
Secretary in Decatur
BETTY PENNYPACKER LINDA POPE
JOHN PARKER Ill. Bell Telphone Mrs. Bobby Vaughn
LOREETA RODGERS
El. Bauer
GLENDA ROSEMAN
Housewife
Working in Fla.
JANICE RILEY
Mrs. L. Langrebe
ELOISE SIMPSON
Gen. Electric
CURTIS SMITH
U. of Ill.
ROY STEPHANSON ROSS WALDEN
I. P. & L. I. P. & L.
DON WESTERMAN
Farming
NOVEMBER
1 .
14 .
15 .
16 .
16 .
22 .
23 .
30 .
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
SEPTEMBER
First day of school
F.F.A. Research acres
School movie
Saybrook There
F.F.A. and F.H.A. Hay ride
School pictures
Mt. Zion Here Sock Hop
Hayworth Homecoming
OCTOBER
Reception at Christian Church
for new teachers
Illiopolis There
Assumption Here
Demonstration for driving
School Movie - Initiation Party
P. T.S.A. Meeting
Bethany There
Report cards given out
Mowequa There
Lakeview Here Freshman and Sophomore
F.F.A. Land Judging
Lovington There
lu
12
17
18
21
24
28
4 .
4 .
9 .
11 .
15 .
16 .
18 .
23 .
28 .
29 .
30 .
30 .
Bethany Here
Junior Sadie Hawkins Dance
School Movie
P.T.S.A. Night School
Senior Play
F.F.A. Grain and Poultry
Elkart Here
Independence Basketball Game
F.F.A. Chicago Trip
Band Benefit
Warrensburg There
Career Day at Lakeview
DECEMBER
JANUARY
2. School Begins
3. New Holland There
4. Yearbook Pictures
6. Niantic Here
11. School Movie
13. Bethany Here
15. Warrensburg at Argenta
19. Argenta There
24. F.H.A. Pot Luck
25. -27. Macon County Tourney
at Argenta.
1. Football Banquet
2. Argenta Here
3. Football Dinner for team.
6. Bethany There
9. Lovington There
12. Benefit game for Youth
Organization.
13. Mt, Zion Here
14. School Movie
16. Christmas Dinner
Christmas Dance
28. - 30. Lakeview Tourney
FEBRUARY
3. Niantic Here
7. Beason There
8. School Movie
10. Lovington Here
14. Mt. Zion There
17. New Holland Here
21. Assumption There
24. Farmer City There
27. Regionals At Clinton
March
2. Sweetheart Dance - F. H. A*
5. Report Cards
14. School Movie
16. Alumni Play
20. F. F. A. Banquet
24. District Solo and Ens.
Music Contest
May
4-5. State Music Contest
9. School Movie
11. Jr. and Sr. Prom
25. Class Night
27. Baccalaureate
29. School Picnic
31. Graduation
April
6. Junior Play
7. District Band Contest
11. School Movie
12. Illinois Junior Academy
of Science Exhibit
16. Report Cards
17. Band Festival
20. Alumni Banquet
24. Chorus Festival
Best Wishes to the Class ot *56
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Mixed Fertilizer - Lime and Phosphate
Custom Farm Work
Maroa, Illinois
Office Phone SY 4-2265 - Residence Phone SY 4-3377
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MAROA HIGH SCHOOL
P. T. S. A.
(Parent Teacher
Student Association)
Congratulations
Class of *56
FLOWER SHOP
Phone SY 4-2276
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HOBBY
PET PEEVE
AMBITION
FAVORITE SONG
Steve Able
Making hog troughs
People who tear up
paper in study hall
Lawyer
There's A Whole Lot Of Shaking
Going On
Allan Alexander
Model trains
Pep meetings
Engineer
Johnson Rag
Harold Arnold
Eating
Teachers
To have a space-
mobile in 1973
Go Back You Fool
Jan K. Archey
Skating and bowling
Dirty Looks
Get married
The Great Pretender
Vernon Clifton
Motors
Nosey people
Be a millionaire
It's Almost Tomorrow
Rosalyn Cooper
Swimming and dancing
People who pop gum
Airline Hostess
Only You
Edward Crabtree
Automobiles
Blabber-mouths
To be stinking rich
See Ya' Later Alligator
Mary Sue Dealey
Cooking
Gossipers
Nurse
Go On With The Wedding
Sara Dubson
Stamps
Two-faced people
College
I'll Never Stop Loving You
Jim Flint
Swimming
Excuse makers
College
Sixteen Tons
Don Fornwalt
Swimming and hunting
None
Tool and dye maker
Shifting Whispering Sands
Carroll Grindol
Driving
Gossipers
Switchboard operator
He
Linda Howland
Swimming
People who gossip
Homemaker
Melody Of Love
Richard Hitchens
Cars
People who chomp on
their chewing gum
Work with cars
Stardust
Phyllis Hodges
Reading
People who tell tales
Get married
No f Not Much
Larry Haines
Cars
People who know it
all
Loaf
Sixteen Tons
NAME
Kathy
Marla Klepper
David Lewis
Robert Uenhart
Ruth Ann Luallen
Donna Marlow
Nancy Parker
Carol Query
Patsie Rose
Paul Seelbach
Ruth Skidmore
Larry Stinson
Barr Stoutenborough
Joyce Weaber
Mary Jane Williams
Don Wisnasky
HOBBY
Keeping house
Dancing
Model airplanes
Animals
Sewing
Swimming
Swimming
Eating
Dancing and Reading
Hunting and fishing
Listen to records
Radios
Farming
Boating
Shopping
Cars
PET PEEVE
School
People who don’t
like hill billy music
Airplanes that don't
fly
Stuck up girls
Quiet people
Girls named Rita
People who say bust
instead of burst
Teachers who give tests
and assignments
People who talk
Girls who get
jealous easy
Tattletails
Gossipers
School
Larry on GOC watch
People who talk
about others
Making "Pinks” face
turn pink
AMBITION
FAVORITE SONG
Graduate
Band Of Gold
To travel all over
United States
Air Force Pilot
The Great Pretender
Let Me Go Lover
Navy and college
Love Is A Many Splendored Thing
To be a marines’
wife
Airline Hostess
I’ll Be Good While You’re Gone
The Man I Love
P. E. teacher
That’s Happiness
Farmer
Sixteen Tons
To die someday
No Other Arms
To make a million
dollars
Beautician
Unchained Melody
Ain't That A Shame
Make a million
dollars
Farmer
Hot Lips
Sixteen Tons
Secretary
It's Almost Tomorrow
Beauty operator
Pepper Hot Baby
Get married
Memories Are Made Of This
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Groceries, Fresh Meats, Ice Cream
Frozen Foods and Notions
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Phone 208 Clinton, Illinois
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